A whistleblower complaint filed late last month accuses Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott of abusing his authority to order investigations of direct subordinates and to target...

Mark McAllister: ‘There is clearly an argument against grievances invented by technology and underpinned by unrealistic and inflated expectations’ We all love a good labour-saving device that’s for...

As the crisis in the Middle East continues to unfold, employers face urgent questions about their obligations to employees who are stranded abroad, unable to travel to work, or seeking to work rem...

Jeff Shell has been sued by a former public relations advisor who says the Paramount Skydance president reneged on a deal to help produce a TV show. R.J. Cipriani, in a lawsuit filed on Monday in ...

AI-related layoffs ‘do not reflect structural changes driven by technological transformation,’ claims researcher Canada’s labour protections are not equipped to deal with the speed and scope of job...

AI-related layoffs ‘do not reflect structural changes driven by technological transformation,’ claims researcher Canada’s labour protections are not equipped to deal with the speed and scope of job...

AI-related layoffs ‘do not reflect structural changes driven by technological transformation,’ claims researcher Canada’s labour protections are not equipped to deal with the speed and scope of job...

Lockheed Martin Corp. must again defend against a whistleblower’s claims that the contractor improperly billed the government for military fighter aircraft parts, a federal appeals court said Mond...

Ontario court invalidates vesting language in equity compensation clause Ontario courts may be increasingly willing to scrutinize equity compensation clauses using the same strict ESA-based analysi...

Whether a particular worker should be classified as an “employee” or an “independent contractor” has been the source of significant litigation over the past several decades. Determining that a wor...